We are all God’s children.  There are many local black people who are far better Christians then most local Catholics.  

There is good and bad in everyone. 

That was me, Last Tradhican. I am in my late 60's and can probably still hold my own in a fight with young men in their 20's, in other words I'm in excellent physical and mental shape. So, it is not that I do not understand your language because I am a senile old man.

Sir, no attack on your physical or mental acuмen was intended or implied. My critique of the racial attitudes of American Baby Boomers is based not on any assumption of their "senility" at their current age, but simply on the fact that they had the bad fortune of being at the vanguard of the NWO's postwar brainwashing campaign, wherein "racism" and "intolerance" became the chief cardinal sins, white guilt became the new Original Sin, and a certain mustachioed Austrian became the new Satan incarnate. I noted these deeply-ingrained attitudes, in my own nascent way, when I was only child, and my Boomer aunts and uncles were young people in their 30s. More on that below.

I'm a man in my 40's. I'm the first to admit that my own generation (contemptuously labelled "X" by statisticians) has more than its fair share of faults and peculiar blind spots, as does every generation. But on this particular subject I think we are not quite as badly afflicted as your generation, if for no other reason than we have the benefit of hindsight. We grew up and came of age in a time where the disastrous effects of the 1965 Hart-Celler Immigration Act and the various Affirmative Action (and related) programs which the Baby Boomers championed and applauded, could not be ignored or explained away. And unlike the generations after us, we're old enough to remember the pre-Boomer generation: our grandparents. Not for nothing did the "racist grandparent" trope come about in Generation X's formative years, building upon the "Generation Gap" propaganda of the 60's and 70's. And I have first hand memories of my Boomer aunts and uncles berating their parents (as they'd seen (((Rob Reiner))) do to mean old Archie Bunker on the boob tube) for holding onto and expressing attitudes about race that offended their sensibilities... Sensibilities formed by Jєωιѕн college professors, Jєωιѕн writers, and Jєωιѕн media producers. 

In my own childish way, I found those outbursts ugly, disrespectful, traitorous, and sanctimonious. I find them all the more so now as a middle-aged man, desirous of passing on to my children the traditions and attitudes of past generations which were so cavalierly and callously discarded by my parents' generation, at the behest (however unconsciously carried out) of Christ's enemies. Racial indifferentism is a suicidal attitude for the sons and daughters of Europe (Christendom) to adopt. I have no intention of passing suicidal attitudes down to my children.

as an aside, BTNYC, you finally left the crowded dump (and that's what it is, a dump) that is New York City. good for you. never go back.

Thank you, and I could not concur with your assessment of my native city more strongly.

This is a very familiar refrain to my tired ears. I've heard it sung by my aunts and uncles and others of their generational cohort more times than I'd care to count.

Everybody who has been watching television has been brainwashed about pretty much everything since the 1950's. Baby boomers are those born from 1946 to 1964 and there is a huge difference between those who went to high school  before 1964 and those that went after. A baby boomer born in 1964, went to high school in 1980's. I'm in my mid 60's and I only have one aunt left, who is in her nineties, and I am one of the younger of the uncles now. In a family that I once counted 300 persons, and is likely about the same size today, I am one of only two trad uncles who really live the faith. All of the young people have lost the faith. All of the parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts are today have lost the faith. They are divorced and re-married, some many times, "married" outside of the Church, and who knows what else. I doubt that 1/100 of 1% of baptized Catholics really LIVE the faith (1.3 billion baptized Catholics in the world x .001 = 1.3 million Catholics).
The best thing for you to start Catholicizing a family of your own. I came to that conclusion 20 years ago and married a serious Catholic girl in her early 20's , when I was in my late 40's. We now have many children and if they have many children we can be the seed that yielded one hundred fold. 

The current climate is making some of y'all crazy. When this is over, get off the forum for an hour and go outside. 

Regardless of what anyone on this forum has to say, you are loved by God the Father.

I agree. 

Most of Africa has anti gαy laws.